par mike76 » 31 Août 2012 à 09:52
si ça peut aider :
The $Flags Item
Many properties of design elements are encoded in the $Flags item. For instance, a design element that's hidden from web users contains the character "w" in $Flags. This item is also used to distinguish between design elements of the same note class but different types. For instance, "U" means the design element is a subform (assuming its note class is "Form").
To find out the meanings of the different characters, refer to the file "stdnames.h" (see Resources)
A few of the more important characters that apply to all types of design elements:
"P" Protect this element from design refresh/replace.
"V" A "server private" design element.
"w" Hide from web browsers.
"n" Hide from Notes clients.
"d" The default design note for its class (default form, default view)
"Y" Hide from menus.
"3" - "9" Hide from version 3 and earlier, 4 and earlier, etc.